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I'm no expert in this field and was genuinely asking, but if someone knows of better things then please go for it!

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• GravitasFailure 5y ago
  It's certainly a fair question. I don't work in medical devices, but know people that have, and the problem for medical hardware has two steps: One, build something that won't kill the patient, and then step two is proving that you're correct about step one. Step two is the expensive bit.
• ezconnect 5y ago
  The raspberry pi will be a very capable CPU for a medical monitoring. The issue is the sensor and the power unit. Isolation is very important and the sensor reading needs to be correct.
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